There almost seemed to be a mock cheer from the Phillies' faithful whenJimmy Rollins stroked a sixth-inning single. It was just the team'sthird hit of the game -- and the first in two innings."When you're not hitting, not getting runs, then the game's not fun," said Phillies skipper Charlie Manuel.The offense is sputtering, as expected. After yesterday's 6-2 lossto Miami, the Phils are 1-3 -- or two games below .500 for the firsttime since April 23, 2009. Manuel said he has yet to see his charges hitthe baseball very hard."I don't know if they're pressing. They could be," Manuel said. "Bottom line is, we got to hit better.""No reason to press," Shane Victorino said. "Just because we haven'tdone it four games in, don't worry about it. Let's focus on thepositives."The positives included a multi-hit day for Rollins and the firstmajor-league hit of Freddy Galvis' career. The rookie second baseman hadbeen 0-for-12 before slamming an RBI double into left-center field inthe seventh. The hit plated Victorino and Carlos Ruiz to make it 5-2.Manuel admitted that he had thought about pinch-hitting for Galvisin that spot. But with the pitcher's spot up next, he didn't want towaste an extra bench player."Charlie, he let me hit and showed confidence in me," Galvis said. "I focused at the plate and got a hit."Victorinoran up to Marlins starter Anibal Sanchez after he crossed home andasked him for the baseball. He gave it to a clubhouse staffer, so theycould present it to Galvis."I know how exciting it is to get your first hit," Victorino said. "I felt good for Freddy."
